Women's Bible Study

Sharing Jesus is getting harder as our culture changes. So what kept Paul going? His heart broke for people who didn’t know Jesus. Join us today for “Lost People SHOULD Matter!”

Today, many people associate speaking in tongues with what we see demonstrated by charismatic and pentecostal churches. But this kind of tongues is not described in the Bible, raising an important question: Are we following Scripture or tradition?

The voice of God…what does that mean? Is it possible to hear God speak to us and if so, what does that sound like? Is it different for us today than in the time of David? Join us today as we learn how to distinguish His voice from all others!

God can handle your unhappy marriage! If you are struggling in a bad marriage with a spouse that is not that nice to you and those around you – today’s bible study lesson is just for you as we see how a woman in the Bible – Abigail handled a situation just like that!

Every born-again follower of Jesus has been given spiritual gifts, but do you know what yours are? Join us as we continue in Romans, exploring the different gifts God gives us and how we can use them to serve others and point people to Jesus.

David just had the biggest victory of his life - killing the giant Goliath! Great things are happening in his life so we would expect that next on David's timeline would be the throne! But actually that won't happen for 15 years and instead David will enter the "desert days" where God will begin to train him to be king. Join us for Lesson 3 as we are encouraged to know that God is always with us and working in our lives even in the desert!!

Life is constantly changing, and we don’t always like where God is leading us. Today, Naomi teaches us that even through great loss, God has a purpose beyond anything we can imagine.

The modern church can become a machine that takes a lot of money to keep running—large salaries, mortgages, buildings, maintenance, and even worship music that has become a business of its own. But does this remotely look like the early church? The answer is no. Today we’ll look at why it might be time to get back to our roots. The early Christians met in homes with no overhead. They prayed together, used their spiritual gifts, cared for one another, and shared life together. Maybe going back to the early church model is an option worth considering.

Today we will begin a series on the Life of David and we will learn that God called David a man after His own heart which begs the question: if God cares so much for our heart...what does mine look like? Join us as we begin this study about the ups and downs of life and how David maneuvered his way through this life as he learned to trust God through good days and bad!

Today we meet Moses—a man who felt deeply inadequate. We remember him boldly confronting Pharaoh and leading two million people out of Egypt, but Moses didn’t see himself as confident or capable.

Is what we see today really what the church was meant to be? Is church supposed to be about buildings, budgets, programs, and productions? Is this what the early church looked like—and if not, how did we drift so far from the biblical model?

Doubt. The day between Good Friday and Easter Sunday: Saturday. The day of confusion and doubt. That is the day we live most of our lives in - the days in between how we thought things were supposed to turn out and how they really did turn out. Join us as we look at what to do with our own personal "Saturdays!"

Depression – the kind of depression you get after something big happens – the win – the promotion – the baby – the wedding – and we will learn how to handle that from a man named Elijah who felt so depressed he wanted to die.